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The seismic input is characterized by the ratio, a g/a o, where a g is the regional peak ground acceleration (PGA) which is evaluated from the earlier estimated research macroseismic intensities, and a o is the PGA according to the hazard map of the 2003 Greek Seismic Code.

The seismic input is characterized by the ratios of a g/a o, where a g is the PGA of Athens earthquake which has been evaluated from the estimated in earlier research macroseismic intensities and ao is the unique value of the design PGA according to the hazard map of the 2003 Seismic Code.

The seismic input is characterized by the ratios of a g/a o, where a g is the PGA of Athens earthquake which has been evaluated from the estimated in earlier research macroseismic intensities (Eleftheriadou and Karabinis 2011, 2013) and ao is the unique value of the design PGA according to the hazard map of the 2003 Seismic Code.

In-line with these objectives and based on earlier studies, we hypothesized for both compounds that (1) the investigated grassland, due to generally well-aerated soils and modest fertilizer input, is characterized by low fluxes and (2) exchange patterns are predominantly driven by soil parameters.

The resulting standard plot (Cq versus cDNA concentration input) was characterized by a slope = −3.35079 and a correlation coefficient R2 = 0.99846.

In this study, a general framework for analytical UQ of model outputs using a Gaussian process (GP) metamodel is presented, where case inputs are characterized as normal and/or uniform random variables.

Linear responses to sinusoidal inputs are characterized by (i) the coincidence of the input and output frequencies, (ii) the proportionality between the output and the input signals that renders the impedance function independent of the input amplitude A in, and (iii) the symmetry between positive and negative values of the voltage response.

To facilitate the design process, the nonlinearity of input saturation is characterized by a specific sector condition.

In the RVT approach the input motion is characterized in the frequency domain by means of Fourier Amplitude Spectra (FAS) or power spectral densities so that the need for selecting/developing multiple suitable time-histories is avoided.

In TSK-type fuzzy system, the output of a fuzzy rule is a linear combination of the input variables, which is characterized by function coefficients and the variable's exponential parameters.

Throughout this paper, we assume that a complex baseband signal z i (t) input to the PA is characterized as a zero-mean circular symmetric stationary complex Gaussian process, which is considered as an accurate model for OFDM signals with a large number of subcarriers.